Industries · SC, NC, GA, TN

Industrial Cleaning for Recycling Plants and Material Recovery Facilities

Fiber, plastic, and paper recycling plants run dusty, high-wear equipment that builds up fast and burns if it's ignored.

Clean Metro handles the overhead dust, the equipment buildup, and the washdowns your crew can't get to between shifts. Fiber is our everyday material: we pull it out of textile plant overheads, ducts, and tunnels on a recurring program.

A CMI tech dry ice blasts a clogged metal filter screen back to bare mesh.

What we get called for

  • Combustible fiber and paper dust on overheads
  • Balers, conveyors, and shredders
  • Air handling and ducts
  • Equipment and tipping floor washdowns
  • Dry ice cleaning of screens and drums
ProofRecurring fiber and lint removal across multiple textile plants: overheads, ducts, air washers, and underground tunnels, plus dry ice cleaning of clogged screens and perforated drums.

From the job

Dry ice blasting strips black buildup off a perforated machine screen, half clean and half still coated.
Dry ice blasting strips black buildup off a perforated machine screen, half clean and half still coated.
The same perforated drum after dry ice blasting, with the holes open and the metal back to bare steel.
The same perforated drum after dry ice blasting, with the holes open and the metal back to bare steel.
Before cleaning: pipes, trays and steel above a textile machine buried under thick cotton lint.
Before cleaning: pipes, trays and steel above a textile machine buried under thick cotton lint.
Cotton lint hangs off every overhead pipe, cable tray and beam in a textile plant before combustible-dust cleaning.
Cotton lint hangs off every overhead pipe, cable tray and beam in a textile plant before combustible-dust cleaning.
During an overhead lint cleanout, the aisle floor is covered in fallen fiber while crews in Tyvek work from lifts.
During an overhead lint cleanout, the aisle floor is covered in fallen fiber while crews in Tyvek work from lifts.

Got a mess on the schedule?

Send us the scope, photos, or a walkthrough date. We'll tell you straight whether it's our kind of work.

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